Web, Internet and the Economy
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Thorniley updates us on the state of the global economy
What’s the state of the global economy? Daniel Thorniley (left) runs his own private business consultancy, but in his own words, he is not a “loser”. He has 235 Corporate clients even though he is on his own. He was able to acquire so many clients because he knew them…
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Me and the Web: matters of no consequence – The Little Prince
Our friends from Likeminds in Exeter have asked me to write a little piece about me and the Web and it didn’t have to do with business matters, so there it is, with a few literary references of no consequence. “Ha tutte le carte in regola per essere un artista”…
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Long Now Foundation: slower pace, better future … well maybe
Good morning, we are on Monday, the twenty-first of January zero two thousand and eight. No this isn’t a typo, but rather a sign that we are taking into account the fact that humanity still has a few millenniums to go through. Well… hopefully! [One may have doubts when one…
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A PowerPoint presentation to do away with Email bullying
One of my favourite subjects is the (mis)use of Email and bullying in the workplace. I have nothing against the tool per se, I’ve been using it for a long time, but I openly bear a grudge against those who are using and abusing this tool to make other people’s…
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A new file data management system to support transactional Websites
Clustrix is a start-up which devised a new file data management system to support highly transactional Websites. Paul Mikesell, CEO and co-founder of Clustrix explained that his aim was to help “Web businesses spend less time working on their infrastructure, and spend all their time trying to make their site better…
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8 lessons I have learnt from Silicon Valley entrepreneurs
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs can teach us a few things. I summed it all up in 8 short lessons. I have just come back from a week spent in Silicon Valley, during which I was able to have meetings – as part of a press tour – with various start-ups in the areas…
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Is your business in need of a Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)?
Corporate strategy is the responsibility of the Board and mainly of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) who must, among other things, imprint her vision on the organisation and define the strategy. She must build the DNA of the company and indicate in which course she wants to take it. This…
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Has e-mail usage in the enterprise gone any better … or worse?
At first sight, this question about e-mail usage might seem ludicrous. But in actual fact it’s not. In 1999 I wrote an article for a French online magazine related to e-mail usage in the professional sphere in which I was drawing my own conclusions after 10 years of e-mail usage…
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A globalised economy, but socially diverse behavioural patterns
A globalised Economy indeed, but socially diverse. Yesterday, I got an e-mail by Stan Relihan, an extremely well-connected user of linkedIn. In a recent podcast, he explains how he uses LinkedIn to generate business relationships. His description of his usage of linked in is different from what we hear ordinarily,…
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